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Free 7th grade astronomy homeschool curricula
Solar Sytem Poster Elementary Astronomy Free Download By Planet Doiron
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Here is the link to the full space unit
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PreK - 7th
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Solar Eclipse 2024: The Beauty and the Mystery
Enjoy this FREE astronomy slideshow on solar eclipse. Topics:- what is an eclipse - solar eclipse- Partial, total, and annual solar eclipse- solar eclipse and animals - Baily's beads- solar eclipse and the environment - hazards - Safety precautionsLearning objectives :Describe the solar eclipse phenomenon and explain the postion of earth, moon and sun.Identify and describe the visibility, duration and experience of the 3 types of solar eclipsesEvaluate the consequences of solar eclipse on animal
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5th - 8th
Solar System Poster Project with E-Z Grade Scoring
This is a simple one page description of a Solar System Poster project that students could do in class, but is simple enough to be done as a home project. A very simple scoring system is described on the sheet. All you need to do is make a copy for each student, go over the sheet briefly, and you have an instant project for the classroom or to take home. When I have done the project as classwork in the past, I have printed out copies of facts from each planet. A great website is given on the
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4th - 10th
Earth Science Curriculum Planning and Pacing Guide
A FREE and EDITABLE resource to help you design a one-year Earth Science course! This resource includes multiple pacing options to focus or broaden the scope of your course so to meet the needs of your students. Aligned with all Earth Science (ESS) 3-5 and/or 6-8 Next Generation Science Standards.About this Product:• Includes individual unit planning guides with multiple pacing options• Includes a course overview with THREE pacing options• Breaks down an entire year into units, themes and lesson
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3rd - 9th
Planet Size Hands On-Activity
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This is a hands-on activity worksheet that teaches planet size to students. I used this activity with 5th graders. This is a simple document, but I wanted to offer it in case someone else could use it as well. This activity is a good visual for students to understand the different sizes of the planets.
You would want to demonstrate how to measure and cut out circles with stude
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4th - 8th
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Earth's Layers Mini Unit: Geology Study | Homeschool Study
Unveil the Secrets of Earth's Layers: Mini Unit Study *THIS MINI UNIT IS PART OF OUR SPACE UNIT *Embark on a geological journey with our captivating Earth's Layers Mini Unit Study! Immerse yourself in the dynamic structure of our planet, explore its intricate layers, and uncover the fascinating science behind its composition. Core to Crust Exploration: Dive into the heart of the Earth as we journey through its core, mantle, and crust. Discover the immense pressures, temperatures, and geologica
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1st - 8th
Why Do Animals Freak Out During a Solar Eclipse?
You’ve probably come across hundreds of educational YouTube videos and wondered, "How do I incorporate that into my homeschooling?”With this study guide, you can watch a YouTube video and guide your student to a better understanding of the content and scientific principles found in them.This PDF will guide you through teaching about animal behavior during a total solar eclipse.About John WilkersonJohn Wilkerson is a husband and father of seven children. He has worked in Information Technology si
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5th - 9th
Also included in: YouTube Teaching Guide Bundle
Space Exploration Timeline - Guided Research
Students explore the history of space exploration by visiting a variety of websites. The time line is hyperlinked to sites that start in ancient times up to current discoveries and expeditions. Great for BYOD days, sub plans, independent work or pairs.*This is an old resource that I created. I can no longer confirm if any of the websites are still functioning. It is now a free resource. Use at your own risk.
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5th - 8th
Create a Mnemonic for the Planets
Have students create their own mnemonic to remember the order of the planets.
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2nd - 8th
Big Bang Theory Introductory PowerPoint with Videos & Lab Experiment
This introductory PowerPoint is highly visual with various videos describing the Big Bang. At the end, there is an experiment for all students to try.
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2nd - 8th
Also included in: Introduction to Our Galaxy & Stars
Moon Landing Curriculum
The Moon Landing Curriculum offered by KidsKonnect is a comprehensive and engaging educational resource designed to teach students about the historical event of the Apollo 11 mission and the first Moon landing. This curriculum includes a variety of interactive resources, such as lesson plans, worksheets, videos, and quizzes, that provide a well-rounded approach to learning about this important moment in history.With the Moon Landing Curriculum, students will explore the scientific and technologi
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1st - 9th
Earth, Moon and Celestial Cycles Unit Planning Guide
A FREE and EDITABLE resource to help you design an Earth, Moon and Celestial Cycles Unit. It includes multiple pacing options to focus or broaden the scope of your course and to meet the needs of your students. The guide aligns lessons with grades 3-5 and/or middle school Next Generation Science Standards.About this Product:• Includes a summary of topics, LOs and appropriate resources required for each lesson• Includes individual unit planning guide with differentiated pacing options• Suggests h
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3rd - 8th
Structure of the Universe Unit Planning Guide
A FREE and EDITABLE resource to help you design a Climate and Biomes Unit. It includes multiple pacing options to focus or broaden the scope of your course and to meet the needs of your students. The guide aligns lessons with grades 3-5 and/or middle school Next Generation Science Standards.About this Product:• Includes a summary of topics, LOs and appropriate resources required for each lesson• Includes individual unit planning guide with differentiated pacing options• Suggests how and when to
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3rd - 8th
Graphing Distance from the Sun and Planet size
I struggled for a few years on how to teach this concept! The traditional "toilet paper AU" activity was too messy and didn't really help my kids because they were too involved in making the mess. I developed and used these activities to review graphing AND to help my students visualize planet size and distance from the sun. In this two part activity, students will read a data table that gives them the information they need to create a bar graph to compare the diameters of the planets and some d
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5th - 8th
Galaxy Research Project
A Galaxy research project to help the different types of Galaxies and compare a Galasy to the Milky Way.
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7th - 12th
Solar System Curriculum
Our Solar System Curriculum is a comprehensive educational resource designed to help children learn about the wonders of our solar system. With its engaging and interactive format, this curriculum is perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, and parents who want to give their kids a fun and educational experience.This curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including the history of astronomy, the properties of the planets and other celestial bodies, and the latest scientific theories about our sola
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K - 9th
Lesson Plan: What Is Entropy?
A Lesson Plan for a short unit on the law of entropy, suitable for both traditional and Montessori middle school aged students. Includes many suggested very fun activities and online resources. Students will learn what the law of entropy is, that there is disorder in the Universe, and that disorder and entropy are everywhere.
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5th - 8th
The Universe Review
This is a review of the basic information contained in the full version of The Universe (94 slides). The presentation covers the birth of the Universe, galaxies, nebulae, stars and their life cycle, the Solar System and is accompanied by a 2 page workbook. Great for home study, classroom or on-line lessons. Enjoy
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7th - 12th
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Stephanie Elkowitz Earth Science Lessons Catalog
This download includes an Excel sheet of all my available Earth Science lessons with learning objectives and links. Lessons are organized by subject and unit.Interested in a custom bundle? Visit www.stephanieelkowitz.com/custom-bundle for additional information. *********************************************************************************************************EARTH SCIENCE LESSONSClimate and Biomes• What is climate?• Climate vs. Weather• Factors that Affect Climate (3-ESS2-2)• Climate and
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3rd - 9th
Your Horoscope - Astrology vs Astronomy
This activity has students look at their horoscope/astrological sign and understand why astrology is not science. This exists as a Google Doc and includes an excerpt from Wikipedia on which students text-mark/highlight. This activity will take students approximately 30 minutes to complete.
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6th - 12th
Short History of Astronomy (some old videos included and new pictures added)
Review of ancient ideas of the universe including Aristotle, Ptolemy, Tycho Brahe, Kepler, Galileo, Copernicus, Newton, Hubble, Einstein. Look at Solar System and planets, expansion, dark energy and dark matter. New picturesof some planets. Videos embedded include: General Theory of Relativity, Flatland, Black Holes, Antimatter. Can best be used as a platform for a talk.
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7th - 12th
Apologia Astronomy - Editable Syllabus
Apologia Elementary Astronomy Editable Syllabus. Feel free to use and/or change to your liking. This was used for a homeschool co-op class teaching Apologia Astronomy. Thanks and Happy Homeschooling!
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1st - 8th
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Seven Heavens
This worksheet introduces the distances of the planets from the sun. This helps students visualize the four "inner planets" and the remaining outer planets. If you wish to add them, you can have students draw the Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter, and also the Oort Cloud beyond Neptune. Finally, students can decorate and color the planets as they draw them.
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Astronomy Worksheets Bundle
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